Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2000 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
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I feel like I’ve just sat through a pro Hamas report when I was looking forward to Woman”s Hour. Return the hostages and all the conflict ends.
Could be a great show but Lula seems unable to run a competent interview. Please help her learn to be quiet and listen to her interviewee. She jumps to conclusions, won’t allow people to explain even very complex subjects. She comes across as being terribly rude and self obsessed; she’s quite off putting and not a great listen
Nuala McGovern wasn’t neutral when interviewing Helen Joyce on 14 May 2025. She was definitely coming down on the side of men who identify as trans women. Was it BBC bias or her own? Do better Women’s Hour.
Someone hosting a show ostensibly called “the woman’s hour” who cares more about men’s ability to use female facilities than the women’s human rights is an actual joke. Shame on the BBC and shame on Nuala McGovern. Unsubscribed.
My first and last time listening to this programme . I can’t believe the level of hate mongering for what was a joke … which incidentally my husband and I never even noticed. The columnist from the independent needs to wind her neck in. Wynne for the Wynne!
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A compelling exploration of women's experiences and perspectives is at the heart of this engaging audio series. Each episode illuminates diverse topics, ranging from women's health, motherhood, and professional challenges to societal issues impacting women globally. Here, listeners can find personal stories interlaced with expert insights, helping to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of modern womanhood. The array of guests includes artists, authors, activists, and everyday women, all contributing to heartfelt narratives and significant discussions surrounding women's rights, representation, and societal expectations. Unique in its approach, the series not only amplifies women's voices but also encourages meaningful dialogue... more
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Recent guests on Woman's Hour include:
1. Susie Dent
2. Brenda Hale
3. Tawana Muswaburi
4. Patricia Lockwood
5. Yousra Elbagir
6. May Nortley
7. Sanjay Duckel
8. Alex Fullerton
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